Loud and clear: The new voices of feminism

Ned Segal, Twitter Inc. chief financial officer, comments on the social media site's widespread outage and efforts to regulate its content with Bloomberg's Ed Hammond at the Allen & Co. Sun Valley conference on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."

Edo Assembly Crisis: Steer clear, your actions are illegal, Edwin Clark tells Reps

Some 3,450 Rohingya refugees were due to be sent back to Myanmar from Bangladesh, but none appeared at the repatriation center. The UN has confirmed that abuse tantamount to genocide had occurred in Myanmar.

For the many people who enjoy a casual swim or deep-sea dive off the Senegalese coast, plastic pollution is an increasingly worrying issue. Dakar's oldest diving club has decided to do something about it, by organising ocean clean-up days.

Turkey's Erdogan has announced he will "clear out" Kurdish forces from the Syrian border if Russia fails to do so. The Turkish leader's comments come as rights groups accuse the country of war crimes.

Fashion should promote gender equality and environmentally friendly practices, renowned British designer Victoria Beckham said on Friday (November 15) at a luxury fashion conference in Paris.

A court has handed the death sentence to ex-ruler Pervez Musharraf. Although the capital punishment must be opposed, the verdict is a warning to the military that it must stay out of politics, says DW's Shamil Shams.

More facts are emerging concerning the death of a mechanic, Chima Ikwunado in police custody in Port Harcourt.

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The traditional Cadiz Carnival in Spain kicks off with revellers and choirs groups dressing up and hitting the streets.

The controversy over Roman Polanski winning Best Director at the César awards – the French equivalent of the Oscars – has divided French opinion and reignited the #MeToo debate. Several actresses, including Adèle Haenel, walked out of the Paris awards ceremony in disgust. Iris Brey is a French-American film and TV critic and university lecturer, specialising in feminism and gender. She joined us for Perspective to talk about the César awards, Polanski and why France is lagging behind the US when it comes

Some 2.3 billion people identify as Christians across the globe and yet senior leadership positions in many churches are still prohibited to women. In this special edition, Annette Young meets Reverend Lucinda Laird, the Dean of the American Cathedral in Paris who is a leading female priest in the Episcopal Church. Our team in Rome also reports on how the Vatican is facing growing pressure to boost the representation of women in the Catholic Church.